Welcome into latest edition of ESPNSC, I'm Dan Thomas, joined by Craig Burley and a rather

happy shackle here, Slopper, as new castle, putting some performance in front of a sell-outs

in James' park, being in PSG by four goals to one.

It's given us the French perspective on all this.

Frank LaBuff joined us, but before we hear from Frank, we've got to hear from the Mayor of Newcastle.

I'm an ex-shack.

What I've done in North East, listen, my concern for Newcastle was that the lack of experience

in that squad, big night of Champions League football back in the North East, how they'd

handled it and the truth is, PSG were the ones that just seemed to fall down under the

pressure, and in all honesty, PSG and through D'Ambelli had the early chance that he put

just wide, but then when you got to give, as you did from Marquinhos and the way he gave

the ball away, he's at with a good shot, on Marona, with a really good follow-up, and

then everything just fell into place.

The players just erupted, the players were playing with confidence and all those pre-game

news that maybe I expected just went away, and from there on in, it only ever looked

like there would be one winner.

When PSG did get themselves back in the game, I thought Newcastle did well just to contain

that, your three won up, no need to try to do anything special, they didn't, and PSG

kind of played their own part in the fourth as well.

So a lot to be very happy about in Newcastle with the way they responded with their second

game back in Champions League football.

Does 4-1 faster than?

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